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Canada Dashboard Digest | OPC to investigate leak of SCC candidate's confidential information Related reading: A view from Brussels: EDPS sends signal on data transfers 

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Conservative and New Democratic Party members of Parliament have asked the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada to review a private information leak about former Supreme Court of Canada candidate Glenn Joyal, CBC News reports. The investigation is based on unauthorized comments from anonymous sources about differences between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould regarding Joyal's candidacy in 2017. Conservative MP Peter Kent, who was one of the Parliament members who called for an investigation, said the breach may violate the Privacy Act if it was found to have been perpetrated by a government institution. "Under the Privacy Act, our office is required to investigate all complaints that fall within our jurisdiction," OPC Spokesperson Tobi Cohen said. 
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